Chapter II: constants, variables and data types

 2: Constant

  2.1 Overview

  Constant: refers to the Java program in fixed data.

  2.2 classification  

Types of meaning Data example
Integer constant All integer 0,1,2
Decimal constant All decimals 0.1,0.2,-0.1
Character constant Single quotation marks, can only write a character, you must have content 'A', '', 'good'
String constant Double quotation marks, you can write more than one character, you can not write "A" ,"Hello" ,"你好" ,""
Boolean constants Only two values ​​(flow control to explain true ,  false
Constant air Only one value (reference data types to explain null

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  2.3, output various types of constants

 

 public  class  ConstantDemo { 
     public  static  void  main (String [] args) {               // output integer constant System.out.println (123);          // output decimal constant System.out.println (0.125);          // output character constants System. Out.println ( 'A');          // output Boolean constants System.out.println (to true);          // string literals System.out.println ( "Hello the Java");    
   } 
}

 

 3, variable

   Overview 3.1, variables

  Variable: Constant data is fixed, then the amount of change in the program can be called variables.

  3.2 Notes

  Variable Name: braces in the same range, the variable name can not be the same.

  Variable assignment: defined variables, no assignment can not be used.

  3.3 definitions, variable

  Data type variable name = data value

   4 , the data type

  4.1, the data type classification
       
Java data types are divided into two categories: 
      basic data types include: integers, floating point, character, Boolean. 
      Reference data types: a class, arrays, interfaces.
  4.2, the basic data types 

type of data Keyword Memory footprint Ranges
Byte byte 1 byte -128-127
Short integer short 2 bytes -32768-32767
Integer int 4 bytes

-231 th ~ 31 th power of 2 -1

Long integer long 8 bytes

-2 63 63 th power to 2 -1

Single-precision floating-point float 4 bytes

1.4013E-45~3.4028E+38

Double-precision floating-point double 8 bytes

4.9E-324 ~ 1.7977E + 308

Character char 2 bytes

0-65535

Boolean boolean 1 byte true,false

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

  Defines all the basic data types of variables, as follows:

  

 

  

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